Papeleos Importantes

Question 1

Affirmative Sentence

Answer 1

Sentence explaining something in an affirmative way
Ex.
I speak Spanish
Hablo Espanol

Question 2

Negative Sentance

Answer 2

Sentence explaining something in a negative way
Ex.
She doesn’t eat pizza
Ella no come pizza

Question 3

Question Sentance

Answer 3

A question
Ex.
Di you write a lot of letters?
Escribes muchas cartas/letters tu?

Question 4

Preterite

Answer 4

Actions that have a definite start and end time
A completed series of actions

Question 5

Imperfect

Answer 5

Things you/someone used to do
Does not have a clear start time
Repeated actions in the past

Question 6

Present Progressive

Answer 6

A compound 2 part verb used to say what someone is currently doing

Question 7

Present Progressive formation

Answer 7

Estar + -ando or -iendo (called the gerund)
Example:
Yo estoy hablando

Question 8

Creer (present progressive)

Answer 8

Estoy Creyendo

Question 9

Oír (Present Progressive)

Answer 9

Estoy Oyendo

Question 10

Caer

Answer 10

Estoy Cayendo

Question 11

Adjectives (In general)

Answer 11

Spanish adjectives go after nouns

Question 12

How do Spanish adjectives change depending what noun they are modifying

Answer 12

They change gender and single to plural
Ex.
The tall girl
La Chica Alta

Question 13

Ser

Answer 13

used to tell where someone or something is located, and to describe a permanent/immutable/inherit trait or characteristic

Question 14

Estar

Answer 14

Used to tell where someone or something is located, and to describe a temporary state or condition, such as a feeling

Question 15

Verb Gustar

Answer 15

You will always use indirect object pronouns w/ gustar
Ex.
I like pizza
(pizza pleases me)
Me gusta pizza